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Stevenage at home
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He was more erratic than the erratics on the southern flanks of Ingleborough at Norber.

For anyone fancying a nice walk with a bloody good view from start to finish and not inclined to walk up one helluva'n incline.

https://www.visitsettle.co.uk/norber-erratics.html

I preferred to lead guided walks over t'tops back in the day, but this was one of my favourite shorter lower level walks due to the unique geology and that folk that were fairly new to walking could see the Three Peaks in all their glory from one end of the walk to the other and you could sense they were getting the juices flowing to come back and climb the big hills. It didn't take them long. That and we always finished up back in Settle for opening time. Funny how I managed to organise that back in the day.
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Stevenage at home - by Lord Snooty - 15-08-2024, 20:08
RE: Stevenage at home - by jjamez - 15-08-2024, 21:29
RE: Stevenage at home - by theo_luddite - 15-08-2024, 22:49
RE: Stevenage at home - by themaclad - 16-08-2024, 07:46
RE: Stevenage at home - by theo_luddite - 16-08-2024, 08:25
RE: Stevenage at home - by WakeyTerrier - 16-08-2024, 16:50
RE: Stevenage at home - by Lord Snooty - 17-08-2024, 15:09
RE: Stevenage at home - by Amelia Chaffinch - 17-08-2024, 16:27
RE: Stevenage at home - by Lord Snooty - 17-08-2024, 18:14
RE: Stevenage at home - by Lord Snooty - 17-08-2024, 21:57
RE: Stevenage at home - by theo_luddite - 17-08-2024, 22:03
RE: Stevenage at home - by Lord Snooty - 18-08-2024, 13:50
RE: Stevenage at home - by theo_luddite - 18-08-2024, 15:00
RE: Stevenage at home - by Lord Snooty - 18-08-2024, 16:57
RE: Stevenage at home - by theo_luddite - 18-08-2024, 20:36

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